Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1930, Page 6

* e Tor kviasnd SLAR, HUUVER BH RAYED’ GOLF HELD HARMFUL | G. 0. P. SEEKS POWER Loss of Temper on Dubbing Shots | Georgia Faction Indorses Running Shortens Life, Insurers Hear. for Senatorial Post. rmful, n of Dr. Wil- w Mublberg, clnm Sy ent of | °TS ©Of one faction of the Republican president | ty & tion of Life Insurance Medi- | PArtY in Georgia said yesterday their cal Directors. organization would make a determined Party Leaders Fail to Give il Siaftomin (b i Rl Vrr ol sitrty et mad, s lector of reven: i Proper Counsel to Bar gets e hair, maybe throws his|of M. O. Dunning, gllub away, and as a result increases his at the his party's | Blunders, He Asserts. port of Savannah, as ressure,” Dr. Muhlberg said in|candidate for United States Senator at addressing & group of life insurance |a meeting Wednesday of one of the two agents last night. | Republican central committees. By the Associated Press. WAUKEGAN, Ill, June 20.—James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic nominee for the Senate from Illinois, said last| night that President Hoover is being be- rmy leaders and discred- itical opponent in Ameri- ca’s international relations. “By such action,” the former Senator said, “the United States is embarrassed in al relations for peace or tom- mercial concord with foreign lands.” Address the Waukegan University C'ub and Bar Association, Lewis declar- ed that “political partyism is destroying tional patriotism.” nat Blaming international dealings” upon lack of proper counsel from the President's party heads end failure of patriotic ai from his political foes, the 'mocratic no s t0 differ as an American foreign policy. p hour calls for all citizens and “blunders charged in_our may be between our country and foreign nations “The late so-called naval peace pact | made at Londan has lost to the United | States the friendly spirit of France, Italy and Germany. This was through | the error by which the President was | trapped into pitting the United States, | England and Japan against France, Italy and Germany,” sal Affairs in Washington, Lewis said, seemed to be “that President Hoover is advised by his own representatives only after the country has been committed to the event that threatens our friendly relations or embarrasses our commercial prospects with foreign countries.” SHAMROCK V WINS RACE By the Associated Press. BANGOR, County Down, Ireland, 20.—Sir Thomas Lipton's Sham- , Tacing on a triai Due to the temporary congestion by reason of the street repairs, attention of depositors of the Bank is called to the facilities of our Branch co;. where deposits may be made and checks cashed. SRANCHES: Connecticut Avenue and K Street N.W. (Use ‘private driveway—no parking restrictions.) Ninth and New York Avenue N.W, “Every Bank and Trust Service” DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON 1406 G Street N.W. 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